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In 1982 George Fels wrote a two parter about getting into Dead Stroke in Billiards Digest. It had many ways to help you get there, like practicing with a metronome to find your pace. Does anyone have those issues? I would love to read that again.

Get some of the micro burnishing papers from McDermott or Nick Varner, then use Cue Silk as the final touch and your shaft will be smoother than you ever thought possible.

Grady Mathews always said he played with his own.

In the early 80's George Fels wrote an excellent column on dead stroke in Billiards Digest. He covered practice methods and breathing exercises to train yourself to get to dead stroke easier. I have asked BD to include it in their Vault or on their website but got no reply. I thought it was a...

i bought the same cue from Miller Time in Moline IL. in '87 or '88. i was told by them that if a dealer bought 12 cues at once, the lucky 13 was included in the order. they made it different than other cues in that year's line to keep it special. that's what Miller Time told me anyway. i asked...

accustats had two tapes by jim rempe "how to run a rack in straight pool" and "how to run a hundred balls" in both tapes he set up a break shot and talked his way through the rack. i think it took three tries before he got the hundred run, but it is very informative as he explains what...

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